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Bait tank on C-Hawk

Bait Tank C-Hawk 1

Bait Tank C-hawk 2

I had a stainless mount made with a post mounted to the engine well. This is a 13 gal tank. This is on my old boat- Fishtales. I have a 10 gal tank mounted on C-Hawk with an aluminum mounting plate that will also hold an ice chest if we are just cruising.

I have downriggers on both sides of the boat, set where I can use two rods for each downrigger.

Cover it up before the County BD comes by.

I have a tag line attached to an aft cleat with brass clips to clip on the BC before removing the BC, then up the ladder. I keep the boat at Channel Islands Harbor-- it is a 4 hour trip to Two Harbors, Catalina Island. I mostly fish/dive the Channel Islands of the Santa Barbara Channel.

I dive the Channel Islands off of my CD22. It is limited as far as space goes-- but 2 divers can do well.

Well- what can I say--- it has been 25 years since I lived up in Gods Country. It sure looks odd with the city scape orientation. I don't recall being able to see the Needle from the north like that, due to Queen Ann Hill.

Look at the City Scape-- the Space Needle is north of the downtown area- and Rainier is south east of the city. This picture would put Rainier north west of the city---- definitely photo-shop

Thank You Floyd and Eiko. Pat and I enjoyed meeting you two. Thanks for the video, great shots of the trip. Roger C-Hawk

I have an old one

Cruising the Delta

The water was the best it has ever been on this trip for us. With the currents, it is always tricky getting to the Duck Club dock, and the new dock is shorter- so we tied up 3 deep. It is always a great trip, Jim and Kathy always plan a fun trip. John and Robin are always great hosts at the Duck...

This is why there is a limit of 10 boats on this trip-- no more room at the dock.

Wheeler Island Duck Club

I share the same sentiments as Localboy. The Sea Shepard organization came out of Greenpeace, and they are another eco-terrorist organization looking to further their agenda. ok--- I step off of the soap box

I have 2 handhelds- Yeasu FT-60R (2 meter & 70 centimeter) and Wouxon UV3D (2 meter & 1.25 Meter). Both are great radios--- but as was noted in previous posts, they need a learning curve to operate. I use Chirp to program them. I use them to check in with our local net when I'm home-- and use...

Still new to HAM-- just upgraded to General- so I have been considering HF on the boat. Reading through the posts and wondered-- has anyone run copper around under the eyebrow for radials. Thanks for helping out a "newby".